Lagos or EKO as its popularky known is a city on the move, and the energy hits you the moment you breathe in the air. The people's thirst for action, their tireless activity, evoke anticipation and promise unforgettable experiences. Lagos has it all. Whatever your interests, Lagos has something for you. We agree that the business and size can be a little overwhelming and finding your way around the city can be a real job...but don't worry. We will show you all the beautiful places you need to visit and guarantee that Lagos buses will take you there. Start your Lagos experience with the following list:
Looking for an experience of nature and wildlife, Lagos has something for you. Visit the Lekki Conservation Center to explore nature, untouched and untamed. Get a thrill from the sights and sounds of animals in their natural habitats.
Lagos has so much to offer that it's well worth it for art lovers. From Immaculate Nike He Art Gallery to Omenka Gallery and other art galleries in the city, enjoy an unforgettable experience at Lagos' timeless art exhibitions.
If you're into it and really want some of the action, explore the 24/7 lifestyle. Almost everything is on sale and you'll be amazed at the number of vibrant clubs, lounges. You'll also have to try street food and learn a few words with unique word combinations spoken in the streets of Lagos...but watch out for Danfo's conductors (yellow buses). A hilarious "Alaye, how far" or "Chairman, well done" should be enough to break the ice and lead you to a good book.
One of the things that makes Lagos unique is its proximity to the ocean. Lagos has well-maintained public and private beaches to choose from. Spend a quiet day by the water, build sandcastles, swim if you dare, or go horseback riding. There are many things to do on the beaches of Lagos. From Elegushi to Artican Beach to Ereko Beach to Tarukwa Bay to the exclusive Irache Beach, enjoy the fun.
Lagos is at the heart of Nigerian history, Freedom Park is an experience not to be missed. The park was built on the site of the Broad He Street Prison, where colonial rulers once held and tortured Nigerians. It offers a leisure environment with regular concerts and shows. You can also find iconic statues scattered throughout the park, and a variety of food items for sale, which is a lot of fun.
If you really care about our history as people, your Lagos experience wouldn't be complete without a visit to Badagry. Sleep in the calm and breezy palm trees and explore the wealth of information that surrounds you. From the first building to the place of no return, there is so much to see and learn in Badagry.
Conclusively, if you have the heart for it and really want a piece of the action, explore our open markets. You will find just about anything on sale and the crowd of animated shoppers will leave you amazed. You should also try out some street food and learn a few words in the unique blend of words that Lagos streets speak. Watch out for the Danfo (yellow buses) conductors though, they can be very nice or very sly, depending on their judgement of you. A cheery ‘alaye, how far’ or ‘chairman, well done o’ should sufficiently break the ice and get you in their good books.